Abstract

The interrelationship of Hegel and Marx saturates the text of both of these books. In many respects these two books can be read as companions, for not only is there overlapping subject matter, but also remarkable methodological agreement on the right way to correct alleged misreadings within their respective areas. Brauer demonstrates the unity of Hegel’s philosophical intention by drawing upon the whole corpus of Hegel’s work - almost everything written by or transcribed from his lectures - with nary a mention of the fine points of its periodization.